Florida exempts the largest themed parks of state security inspections, and someone has just died at a

The man in the thirties was found unanswered after driving the Cabor to the Epic Universe on Wednesday, said the Sheriff’s Bureau of Orange in Orlando in a press release to the Associated Press. He was taken to the hospital, where he was declared dead.

No other details were immediately published early Thursday.

Universal Orlando Resorts opened the park in May. He has five themed sections and a hotel with 500 rooms.

It is the first large traditional theme park to open in Florida since 1999, when the Universal of Adventure Islands made their debut, although Universal opened an Orlando, volcano Bay, 2017 theme park in 2017.

The addition of epic universes brought the total number of parks to Florida Resort to four, including Universal Studios.

Florida’s largest theme parks are exempt from states safety inspections, unlike small sites and fairs. Instead, the biggest themed parks like Walt Disney World and Universal lead their own inspections and have their own protocols, but they must report to the state any injury or death.

In the second quarter of this year, there were a dozen Disney World, Universal and Seaworld Orlando reports. They went from a 78 -year -old woman who did not respond to a carousel adapted to children in Seaworld to an 87 -year -old woman with a preexisting condition that lost consciousness after having toured dinosaurs at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

Since the opening of the epic universe in May, three reports have been published. In May, a 63 -year -old man with a preexisting condition experienced dizziness and “a state of altered consciousness” and a 47 -year -old woman with a preexisting condition had a “visual disturbance” and numbness after having made russian mountains of Stardust Racers, every day. A 32 -year -old man felt chest pain after going around the gliders of the hiccups, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.